Implants and prosthodontics
Implants and restorative care
Options for replacing missing teeth and restoring chewing function and stability within a complete clinical and restorative plan.
When it may be considered
Implants and restorative care
An implant is one restorative option — not an automatic answer. Health history, gums, bone, restorative space, bite and expectations are assessed alongside fixed or removable alternatives.
Your care pathway
From assessment to follow-up.
Complete diagnosis
We review health history, the mouth, function and imaging when needed.
Choose an option
Implants and fixed or removable prostheses are compared across stages, risks, maintenance and cost.
Integrated planning
Surgery and restoration are planned together, allowing healing time when the case requires it.
Reviews and maintenance
Hygiene, gum health, prosthesis stability and the bite continue to be monitored.
Before you decide
Points to discuss during your consultation.
- General health, smoking, hygiene and tissue condition may change suitability and risk.
- Surgical procedures require specific consent and individual guidance.
- Maintenance continues after the prosthesis is fitted.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is an implant the only way to replace a tooth?+
No. Fixed or removable prostheses may also be considered, depending on your mouth, priorities and plan.
Do surgery and the new tooth happen on the same day?+
The interval between stages depends on stability, the tissues and the type of restoration. Timelines are individual.
Do implants need maintenance?+
Yes. Cleaning, gum health, prosthesis reviews and bite control all form part of follow-up.
The first step is understanding your needs.
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